The ongoing digital transformation and the profound impact of the pandemic underscore the necessity for cybersecurity education programs, particularly those within VET, to integrate Cybersecurity into National Education Curricula. The importance of strengthening cybersecurity ties by facilitating the association of Western Balkan (WB) countries with the Cybersecurity pillar of the Digital Europe Programme is emphasized in the New Growth Plan for the Western Balkans (2023). The pathway to achieving this goal lies in establishing robust VET systems and enhancing the Cyber-resilience of SMEs The main objective of our project is to boost the cybersecurity capabilities of vocational training institutions and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by creating training content and tools specifically designed for use in internal company training sessions. This context becomes even more important, especially considering that VET systems will create the future workforce of of SMEs which do most of their trade in with European Union countries, need to train Cyber Security experts with Work-based learning activities. The general aim is to increase the cybersecurity capacities of VET systems and SMEs of Western Balkan countries by: - Delivering European Competence Framework on Cybersecurity by analyzing needs of VET systems and SMEs - Creating a Training Curriculum that includes the learning outcomes that learners who will receive training in this field should achieve and is compatible with European methodologies such as EQF and ECVET. - Establishing Training contents (MOOC) to be carried out on VET institutions and SMEs in-company training programs with assessment methodologies - Creating tools that allows SMEs to see their current position on Cybersecurity domain - Designing of a cross-border recognition and certification process and guidelines based on the use of micro-credentials that recognises the skills and competences - Mainstraming Training Program for stakeholders